Amy Wheatley is proud to be from Brighton, but doesn't know what to make of the growing number of homeless people in the city. Why don't these people have a place to live? Where are they from? Why do so many people ignore them entirely, as if they were invisible?
Even though Amy is still overwhelmed by her transfer to secondary school, she sets out to make sense of the changing world around her, a quest which will open her eyes as to what is happening on the streets of Brighton.
Written on behalf of Invisible Voices of Brighton & Hove by Nisse Visser, author of local bestseller Will's War in Brighton, and Cair Going, former secondary school teacher and founding member of Invisible Voices of Brighton & Hove.
Suitable for ages eleven-and-a-half to one hundred and a bit.
All proceeds from this book have been pledged to Cascade Creative Recovery, First Base & Sussex Homeless Support.
